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The most famous (and first) incentive for clickable ads is Google and their quality score. To understand why quality score evolved this way, we need to hop in our Delorean time machine for a moment and go back to the year 2000. It was the year that Britney Additionally, ad partners Outbrain, AOL, OpenX, DoubleClick and AdSense have also now announced their plans to work with the new framework. In case you missed it earlier, Google announced the AMP Project in October, describing it as a technical specificati For example, if you've been looking at shoes online recently, Google may take that information and plug an ad for a shoe store that it knows is near your current location. Is it an invasion of privacy? No, but if you don't like the idea of a search giant Google has informed developers that it will start labeling ad-supported apps listed at the Play Store as part of its Designed for Families program. In the note sent to developers recently, Google said Android apps with in-app purchases will be labeled in Last month, Google announced a new open-source project called Accelerated The post goes on to say that ad networks Outbrain, AOL, OpenX, DoubleClick, and AdSense “are working within the [AMP] framework to improve the advertising experience for Apps are looking for any edge they can get to squeeze installs and pull in return users, and one is claiming it has a surprisingly secret marketing weapon in Google. In September, the search giant launched universal app campaigns that can reach anywhere .

Google labels apps that rely on ads, Amazon adds 2FA, Twitter starts testing bigger and longer polls, Push Me Pull You is bound to cause arguments, and a reason not to buy Star Wars Battlefront. Google looks set to start labeling apps which contain Last week, Google announced an interesting project that it has undertaken—streaming apps via Google Search. What this means is that users don't need to install an app on their device to make use of its information and features. Of course, the project is However, AMP intends to change that. By introducing lightweight pages which work with smart caching offered by Google and a flexible structure which displays both ads and content in a way which will appeal to consumers, fewer people will become frustrated We may refer to the current generation of children and teenagers as digital natives, unrivalled - supposedly - as they are in their understanding and assimilation of technology. Having grown up around iPhones and iPads, this generation is proficient in .